Sword of the Flame

by Maggie Furey

Book Overview

The magnificent epic that Maggie Furey began in Aurian and continued in Harp of Winds soars to new heights of enchantment as Aurian and Anvar face unforeseen peril in their quest for a lost artifact... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0553565273
• ISBN13: 9780553565270
• Release Date: May 1996
• Publisher: Random House Worlds
• Length: 464 Pages
• Weight: 0.53 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.3" x 4.2" x 6.9"

Customer Reviews

What a next chapter!

Wow! after reading Aurian and the 2nd book - Harp of Winds, I couldn't wait to read this one, and I wasn't disapointed. Its just as rich and exciting and passionate and magical as the other two. Aurian, like anyone has her good days and bad days, but her heart is in the right place, and after all she has been through, you wonder how she can have the strength to stand, let alone fight, but fight she does, and gives the reader another fabulous adventure.

Great, but NOT the end of the series!

The Aurian series is, for the most part, a lot of fun. I particularly like the handling of the characters in this installation. The plot twists and turns in directions which can quite easily catch even the most perceptive reader off-guard.If you're reading this review, you probably already have some knowledge of the series. If you don't, I offer you this warning: Sword of Flame IS NOT THE FINAL BOOK IN THE SERIES. The fourth book, Dhiammara, has already been published. I can't go into details, but I strongly suggest having it on hand when you finish this one!

Great but so unfinished!

Loved every line of the whole set, but eveything needs tying up. And so we all sit in suspense. Please Maggie write the last one, and many more. We cannot wait to read it. Anyone with news, let us know.

Wonderful

This book, like the first in the series has all of the wonderful factors in it which are needed in a good suspence. Also, Anvar's character, which happens to be one of my favorite, is very well shown

Not that bad

This book continues the story begun in Aurian, and is quite an engrossing read. While the story on occasion is a little confusing, the basic plot elements mesh well with each other. Aurian and Anvar's relationship is becoming more interesting, and the betrayals and unfinished subplots makes a person want to scream. I simply cannot wait for the final book in this series